Art competitions at the 1936 Summer Olympics

Art competitions were held as part of the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin, Germany. Medals were awarded in five categories (architecture, literature, music, painting, and sculpture), for works inspired by sport-related themes. ^[1]

The art exhibition was held in a hall of the Berlin Exhibition from 15 July to 16 August, and displayed 667 works of art from 22 countries. Additionally, the literature competition attracted 40 entries from 12 countries, and the music competition had 33 entries from 9 countries. ^[2]

The art competitions at the 1936 Games were similar to the 1928 and 1932 Games, with medals being awarded in multiple subcategories for each of the five artistic categories. ^[3] The judges declined to award any medals for three subcategories, and no gold medals for another three subcategories. Art competitions were part of the Olympic program from 1912 to 1948. ^[4] At a meeting of the International Olympic Committee in 1949, it was decided to hold art exhibitions instead, as it was judged illogical to permit professionals to compete in the art competitions but only amateurs were permitted to compete in sporting events. ^[5] Since 1952, a non-competitive art and cultural festival has been associated with each Games. ^[6]

Architecture

Category	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Architectural design	Hermann Kutschera  (AUT) Skiing Stadium	Werner March  (GER) Reich Sport Field	Hermann Stiegholzer and Herbert Kastinger  (AUT) Sporting Centre in Vienna
Municipal planning	Werner March and Walter March  (GER) Reich Sport Field	Charles Downing Lay  (USA) Marine Park, Brooklyn	Theo Nußbaum  (GER) Municipal Planning and Sporting Centre in Cologne

Literature

Category	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Lyric works	Felix Dhünen  (GER) "The Runner"	Bruno Fattori  (ITA) "Profili Azzurri"	Hans Stoiber  (AUT) "The Discus"
Dramatic works	none awarded	none awarded	none awarded
Epic works	Urho Karhumäki  (FIN) "Avoveteen"	Wilhelm Ehmer  (GER) "For the Top of the World"	Jan Parandowski  (POL) "Dysk Olimpijski"

Music

Category	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Solo and chorus	Paul Höffer  (GER) "Olympic Vow"	Kurt Thomas  (GER) "Olympic Cantata, 1936"	Harald Genzmer  (GER) "The Runner"
Instrumental	none awarded	none awarded	none awarded
Orchestra	Werner Egk  (GER) "Olympic Festive Music"	Lino Liviabella  (ITA) "The Victor"	Jaroslav Křička  (TCH) "Mountain Suite"

Painting

Category	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Paintings	none awarded	Rudolf Eisenmenger  (AUT) "Runners at the Finishing Line"	Ryuji Fujita  (JPN) "Ice Hockey"
Drawings and water colours	none awarded	Romano Dazzi  (ITA) "Four Sketches for Frescoes"	Sujaku Suzuki  (JPN) "Classical Horse Racing in Japan"
Graphic art	none awarded	none awarded	none awarded
Commercial graphic art	Alex Diggelmann  (SUI) "Arosa I Placard"	Alfred Hierl  (GER) "“International Automobile Race on the Avus"	Stanisław Ostoja-Chrostowski  (POL) "Yachting Club Certificate"

Sculpture

Category	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Statues	Farpi Vignoli  (ITA) "Sulky Driver"	Arno Breker  (GER) "Decathlon Athlete"	Stig Blomberg  (SWE) "Wrestling Youths"
Reliefs	Emil Sutor  (GER) "Hurdlers"	Józef Klukowski  (POL) "Ball"	none awarded
Medals	none awarded	Luciano Mercante  (ITA) "Medals"	Josuë Dupon  (BEL) "Equestrian Medals"

Medal table

At the time, medals were awarded to these artists, but art competitions are no longer regarded as official Olympic events by the International Olympic Committee. These events do not appear in the IOC medal database, ^[7] and these totals are not included in the IOC's medal table for the 1936 Games. ^[8]

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Germany  (GER)	5	5	2	12
2	Italy  (ITA)	1	4	0	5
3	Austria  (AUT)	1	1	2	4
4	Finland  (FIN)	1	0	0	1
	Switzerland  (SUI)	1	0	0	1
6	Poland  (POL)	0	1	2	3
7	United States  (USA)	0	1	0	1
8	Japan  (JPN)	0	0	2	2
9	Belgium  (BEL)	0	0	1	1
	Czechoslovakia  (TCH)	0	0	1	1
	Sweden  (SWE)	0	0	1	1
Totals (11 entries)		9	12	11	32

Dance

Hitler wanted to add a further selection of artistic events that he believed would glorify the Nazis to the programme of the 1936 Games, including dance. The International Olympic Committee declined to approve any of the events, though dance had been among the original planned art events when they were first introduced. Still, dance was included as an unofficial art event at the 1936 Games, known as the Internationale Tanzwettspiele. ^{[9] [10]} Fourteen nations took part, and a festival with choreography and performance by Harald Kreutzberg and Mary Wigman was held. Rudolf von Laban had also been contracted to contribute, but his choreography was not deemed to be suitable propaganda and he was placed under house arrest. Kreutzberg and Wigman then also took part in the competitive part of the dance event, being among the (honorary) medalists. ^{[9] [11]}

Events summary

Architecture

Designs for Town Planning

The following architects took part: ^[12]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Werner March, Walter March	Germany
2	Charles Downing Lay	United States
3	Theodor Nußbaum	Germany
AC	Erwin Ilz, Hans Pfann	Austria
AC	Franz Peydl, Josef Schilhab	Austria

Architectural designs

The following architects took part: ^[13]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Hermann Kutschera	Austria
2	Werner March	Germany
3	Herbert Kastinger, Hermann Stiegholzer	Austria
AC	Costantino Costantini	Italy
AC	Johann Rezac	Austria

Further entries

The following architects took part: ^[14]

Rank Name Country AC Nomen Nescio   Bolivia AC Hermann Alker   Germany AC Roderich Fick   Germany AC Eduard Krüger   Germany AC Werner March   Germany AC Theodor Nußbaum   Germany AC Dieter Oesterlen   Germany AC Fred Otto   Germany AC Erich zu Putlitz   Germany AC Herbert Ruhl   Germany AC Alfred Schmidt   Germany AC Edmund Fabry   Germany AC Wilhelm Hirsch   Germany AC Franz Schuster   Germany AC Konstantinos Doxiadis   Greece AC Wolter Bakker   Netherlands AC Jo Boer   Netherlands AC Foeke Kuipers   Netherlands AC Ben Moolhuysen   Netherlands AC Sjraar Cuijpers   Netherlands AC Daan Roodenburgh   Netherlands AC Henri Zwiers   Netherlands AC Giulio Arata   Italy AC Enrico Bianchini   Italy AC Raffaello Fagnoni   Italy AC Dagoberto Ortensi   Italy

Rank Name Country AC Paride Contri   Italy AC Costantino Costantini   Italy AC Amedeo D'Albora   Italy AC Angelo Frisa   Italy AC Guglielmo Giuliani   Italy AC Luigi Moretti   Italy AC Pier Luigi Nervi   Italy AC Cesare Valle   Italy AC Achille Pintonello   Italy AC Junichiro Ishikawa   Japan AC Hideto Kishida   Japan AC Yoshikazu Uchida   Japan AC Kosta Petrović   Yugoslavia AC Ferdinand Andri   Austria AC Hubert Matuschek   Austria AC Paul Meissner   Austria AC Leopold Bauer   Austria AC Oswald Haerdtl   Austria AC Hans Hofmann   Austria AC Fritz Trautmann   Austria AC Romuald Gutt   Poland AC Aleksander Szniolis   Poland AC Iuliu Hațieganu   Romania AC Hanns Beyeler   Switzerland AC Josef Kříž   Czechoslovakia AC Jaroslav Nedvěd   Czechoslovakia

Rank Name Country AC Josef Bauer   Czechoslovakia AC Václav Houdek   Czechoslovakia AC Hans Ruda   Czechoslovakia AC Rudolf Procházka   Czechoslovakia AC Karel Martínek   Czechoslovakia AC Egon Plefka   Czechoslovakia AC Václav Slavík   Czechoslovakia AC Bohumil Kněžek   Czechoslovakia AC Josef Václavík   Czechoslovakia AC Béla Piros   Hungary AC Dwight James Baum   United States AC Archibald Brown   United States AC Roland Coate   United States AC F. L. Gregory   United States AC Gordon Kaufmann   United States AC Frederic King   United States AC Frank Molther   United States AC Alfred Poor   United States AC John Russell Pope   United States AC Oskar Reichert   United States AC Bruno Biehler   Germany AC Hans Schlottmann   Germany AC Karl Wach   Germany AC Jan Wils   Netherlands AC Comune della Città di Torino   Italy

Literature

Epic works

The following writers took part: ^[15]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Urho Karhumäki	Finland
2	Wilhelm Ehmer	Germany
3	Jan Parandowski	Poland

Lyric works

The following writers took part: ^[16]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Felix Dhünen	Germany
2	Bruno Fattori	Italy
3	Hans Helmut Stoiber	Austria

Unknown event

The following writers took part: ^[17]

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Anne Lindbergh	United States
AC	Klára Marik	Hungary
AC	Lina Galli	Italy
AC	Jerry	Czechoslovakia
AC	Alexander Roda Roda	Austria
AC	Alba de Céspedes	Italy
AC	Alexander Lernet-Holenia	Austria
AC	Avery Brundage	United States
AC	Ernst Udet	Germany
AC	Eugenio Barisoni	Italy
AC	Francis Magoun	United States
AC	Franco Ciampitti	Italy

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Fred Jent	Switzerland
AC	Hans Domizlaff	Germany
AC	Hans Schöchlin	Switzerland
AC	Heinrich Rienössl	Austria
AC	Hans Naderer	Austria
AC	Hermann Stowasser	Austria
AC	Jack Schumacher	Switzerland
AC	László Tharnói-Kostyál	Hungary
AC	Lino Businco	Italy
AC	Louis Grivel	Switzerland
AC	Hubertus von Beyer	Austria
AC	MacKinlay Kantor	United States

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Günter Oskar Dyhrenfurth	Switzerland
AC	Ottó Misángyi	Hungary
AC	Paul Dresse	Belgium
AC	Paul Martin	Switzerland
AC	Richard Augsten	Czechoslovakia
AC	Rudolf von Eichthal	Austria
AC	Takis Sakellariou	Greece
AC	Teofil Marschalkó [18]	Hungary
AC	Theodor Mayer	Austria
AC	Theron Newell	United States
AC	Wilfried Strik-Strikfeldt	Latvia

Music

Compositions for orchestra

The following composers took part: ^[19]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Werner Egk	Germany
2	Lino Liviabella	Italy
3	Jaroslav Křička	Czechoslovakia
HM	Jiang Wen-Ye	Japan
HM	Gian Luca Tocchi	Italy
AC	Marius Monnikendam	Netherlands
AC	Alexander Langeweg	Netherlands
AC	Marc-César Scotto	Monaco
AC	Robert Sanders	United States
AC	Roy Harris	United States
AC	Quincy Porter	United States

Compositions for solo or chorus

The following composers took part: ^[20]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Paul Höffer	Germany
2	Kurt Thomas	Germany
3	Harald Genzmer	Germany

Instrumental and chamber

The following composers took part: ^[21]

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Gabriele Bianchi	Italy

Unknown event

The following composers took part: ^[22]

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Chiffre	Yugoslavia
AC	Noboru Ito	Japan
AC	Dante D'Ambrosi	Italy
AC	Demetrij Žebre	Yugoslavia
AC	František Koubek	Czechoslovakia
AC	Hans Luckasch	Austria
AC	Heinrich Schmidt	Austria
AC	Herbert Wieninger	Austria
AC	Jan Pešta	Czechoslovakia
AC	Karl Etti	Austria
AC	Karl Pilß	Austria
AC	Kosaku Yamada	Japan
AC	Ludwig Miller	Austria
AC	Renzo Massarani	Italy
AC	Saburo Moroi	Japan
AC	Shukichi Mitsukuri	Japan
AC	Norbert Sprongl	Austria
AC	Jaroslav Křička	Czechoslovakia

Painting

Drawings and water colours

The following painters took part: ^[23]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Not awarded
2	Romano Dazzi	Italy
3	Sujaku Suzuki	Japan
AC	Jean Jacoby	Luxembourg
AC	Rūdolfs Mazūrs	Latvia
AC	Désiré Piryns	Belgium
AC	Georg Lagerstedt	Sweden
AC	Robert Lips	Switzerland

Graphic arts

The following painters took part: ^[24]

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Robert Lips	Switzerland
AC	Jean Jacoby	Luxembourg

Paintings

The following painters took part: ^[25]

Rank Name Country 1 Not awarded 2 Rudolf Eisenmenger   Austria 3 Ryuji Fujita   Japan AC Augusts Annuss   Latvia AC Eugeniusz Arct   Poland AC Georges Frédéric   Belgium AC Gijs Kramer   Netherlands AC Carl Otto Müller   Germany AC Grace Browne   South Africa AC Louise Bianchini   Sweden AC Engelbert Bertel-Nordström   Sweden AC Poul Bille-Holst   Denmark

Rank Name Country AC Ossian Elgström   Sweden AC Auguste Philippe Marocco   Monaco AC Bengt Tandberg   Sweden AC Carl Gunne   Sweden AC Dechko Uzunov   Bulgaria AC Folke Persson   Sweden AC Frans Langeveld   Netherlands AC Georg Lagerstedt   Sweden AC Gerhard Gyllenhammar   Sweden AC Gunnar Torhamn   Sweden AC Gustav Fjæstad   Sweden

Rank Name Country AC Helge Zandén   Sweden AC John Sjösvärd   Sweden AC Konstantīns Visotskis   Latvia AC Olle Nordberg   Sweden AC Stig Munthe-Sandberg   Sweden AC Thorvald Hagedorn-Olsen   Denmark AC Voldemārs Vimba   Latvia AC Lodew Bosscke   Belgium AC Anne Pierre de Kat   Belgium AC Nikola Mikhaylov   Bulgaria AC Leo von König   Germany

Unknown event

The following painters took part: ^[26]

Rank Name Country AC Ann Graham   South Africa AC Bertha Fanning Taylor   United States AC Erika Hartig   South Africa AC Maria Łunkiewicz-Rogoyska   Poland AC Maria Rużycka   Poland AC Monica MacIvor   South Africa AC Patricia Saubert-Wetzel   United States AC Sybilla Mittell Weber   United States AC Wanda Telakowska   Poland AC Toru Arai   Japan AC Aldo Mario Aroldi   Italy AC Armando Barabino   Italy AC August Babberger   Germany AC Carl Oscar Borg   United States AC Ferdinand Andri   Austria AC Frank Benson   United States AC Gifford Beal   United States AC Johannes Boehland   Germany AC Karl Borschke   Austria AC Ludwig Angerer   Germany AC Michael Baxte   United States AC Paul Bindel   Germany AC Rudolf Böttger   Austria AC Štefan Bednář   Czechoslovakia AC Włodzimierz Bartoszewicz   Poland AC Tsuruzo Ishii   Japan AC Takamura Kodama   Japan AC Thies Luijt   Netherlands AC Adolf Dahle   Germany AC Alan Gourley   South Africa AC Albert Janesch   Austria AC Aleksander Jędrzejewski   Poland AC Aleksander Sołtan   Poland AC Alexander Posch   Germany AC Alfred Gerstenbrand   Austria AC Angelo Canevari   Italy AC Angelo Jank   Germany AC Anton Velim   Austria AC Arnold Ronnebeck   United States AC Asaji Kobayashi   Japan AC Ben Essers   Netherlands AC Benton Spruance   United States AC Bertold Löffler   Austria AC Bogna Krasnodębska-Gardowska   Poland AC Bunji Miura   Japan AC Cornelis Kloos   Netherlands AC Carl Reiser   Germany AC Carlo Romagnoli   Italy AC Carlo Vitale   Italy AC Chosei Kawakami   Japan AC Churchill Ettinger   United States AC Corrado Mancioli   Italy AC Dilvo Lotti   Italy AC Egbert Schaap   Netherlands AC Ed Gerdes   Netherlands AC Edzard Koning   Netherlands AC Eizo Kato   Japan AC Eiho Sato   Japan AC Ekke Ozlberger   Austria AC Emil Flecken   Germany AC Émile Lucien Salkin   Belgium AC Émile-Florent Lecomte   Belgium AC Enrico Prampolini   Italy AC Erich Torggler   Austria

Rank Name Country AC Ernst Ludwig Franke   Austria AC Erwin Puchinger   Austria AC Eugen Niederer   Switzerland AC Freek Engel   Netherlands AC Felicjan Kowarski   Poland AC Ferdinand Kitt   Austria AC Fernand Wéry   Belgium AC Franz Rieger   Germany AC Gerard Westermann   Netherlands AC Gee Burcharth   South Africa AC Genichiro Inokuma   Japan AC Gé Hurkmans   Netherlands AC Gerardo Dottori   Italy AC Giulio Cisari   Italy AC Gordon Stevenson   United States AC Grete Kunz   Czechoslovakia AC Han Krug   Netherlands AC Hannes Neuner   Germany AC Hans Spiegel   Germany AC Haruo Nagasaka   Japan AC Heinrich Krause   Austria AC Henry Ziegler   United States AC Herbert Dimmel   Austria AC Herbert von Reyl   Austria AC Hermann Teuber   Germany AC Hironobu Kaneko   Japan AC Hiroshi Tsuruta   Japan AC Hoka Iwabuchi   Japan AC Hugo Siegmüller   Czechoslovakia AC Inosuke Hazama   Japan AC Isamu Toyofuji   Japan AC Ivanhoe Gambini   Italy AC Jan Kleintjes   Netherlands AC Jan Goedhart   Netherlands AC Johan Pootjes   Netherlands AC Jan Strube   Netherlands AC Jang Thill   Luxembourg AC Jean-Louis Clerc   Switzerland AC Jean-Pierre Romuald   Belgium AC Jeremi Kubicki   Poland AC Jerzy Jełowicki   Poland AC Johann Heinrich Höhl   Germany AC Józef Oźmin   Poland AC Josef Urbach   Germany AC Joseph Webster Golinkin   United States AC Józef Klukowski   Poland AC Jules Jambers   Belgium AC Kanjiro Namie   Japan AC Karl-Maria May   Austria AC Hajime Ishimaru   Japan AC Kazu Wakita   Japan AC Ken Tasaka   Japan AC Jin Hwan   Japan AC Kenneth Miller   United States AC Kerr Eby   United States AC Key Sato   Japan AC Kinosuke Ebihara   Japan AC Konrad Srzednicki   Poland AC Konstanty Mackiewicz   Poland AC Louis Szanto   United States AC Mario Gamero   Italy AC Masanobu Kobuchi   Japan AC Masayoshi Ise   Japan AC Max Ludwig   Germany

Rank Name Country AC Michał Bylina   Poland AC Morgan Dennis   United States AC Naotake Yamamoto   Japan AC Oswald Roux   Austria AC Otto Scheffels   Germany AC Ottorino Mancioli   Italy AC Piet van der Hem   Netherlands AC Piet van Egmond   Netherlands AC Paul Bürck   Germany AC Paul Daxhelet   Belgium AC Paweł Dadlez   Poland AC Percy Crosby   United States AC Piero Fervelli   Italy AC Pinetta Colonna-Gamero   Italy AC Rafał Malczewski   Poland AC Ralph Fabri   United States AC Reginald Marsh   United States AC Rikizo Takata   Japan AC Ritsudo Kobayashi   Japan AC Rob Graafland   Netherlands AC Robert Lips   Switzerland AC Rudolf Otto   Germany AC Ryohei Koiso   Japan AC Ryusei Furukawa   Japan AC Saburo Kurata   Japan AC Sakuichi Fukazawa   Japan AC Salvatore Pinto   United States AC Sanya Nakade   Japan AC Seishi Takanezawa   Japan AC Senpan Maekawa   Japan AC Sergius Pauser   Austria AC Shigeki Goto   Japan AC Shigeko Ishida   Japan AC Shigenobu Ito   Japan AC Shiko Munakata   Japan AC Shingo Yamada   Japan AC Shinkichi Higashiyama   Japan AC Shumin Ota   Japan AC Shuzo Kanda   Japan AC Stefan Mrożewski   Poland AC Susumu Yamaguchi   Japan AC Suzuko Ito   Japan AC Tullio Crali   Italy AC Tadao Harumura   Japan AC Tadashi Mamiya   Japan AC Takahisa Kato   Japan AC Takuji Nakamura   Japan AC Tensen Ogyu   Japan AC Tenyo Ohta   Japan AC Tokuo Yamamoto   Japan AC Wim Dooijewaard   Netherlands AC Wiktor Podoski   Poland AC Willem van der Does   Netherlands AC Willi Petzold   Germany AC Willi Titze   Germany AC Will Simmons   United States AC Willy Sluiter   Netherlands AC Yngve Soderberg   United States AC Zygmunt Grabowski   Poland AC Gijs Kramer   Netherlands AC Jean Jacoby   Luxembourg AC Nobushige Kusamitsu   Japan AC Byrd Mock   United States

Applied arts

The following painters took part: ^[27]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Alex Walter Diggelmann	Switzerland
2	Alfred Hierl	Germany
3	Stanisław Ostoja-Chrostowski	Poland
AC	Maria Jacoby	Luxembourg
AC	Lucjan Kintopf	Poland
AC	Ernst Böhm	Germany
AC	Julius Engelhard	Germany
AC	Ludwig Hohlwein	Germany
AC	Dora Corty-Mönkemeyer	Germany
AC	Eduard Sauer	Germany
AC	Hartmuth Pfeil	Germany
AC	Jobst Kuch	Germany
AC	Paul Sinkwitz	Germany
AC	Robert Lips	Switzerland
AC	Alois Houba	Czechoslovakia
AC	William Welsh	United States

Sculpture

Medals

The following sculptors took part: ^[28]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Not awarded
2	Luciano Mercante	Italy
3	Josuë Dupon	Belgium
AC	Günther von Scheven	Germany
AC	Omero Taddeini	Italy
AC	Edward Hald	Sweden
AC	Otto Placzek	Germany
AC	Pietro Borsari	Switzerland
AC	Mario Moschi	Italy
AC	Tait McKenzie	Canada
AC	Simon Gate	Sweden
AC	Victor Demanet	Belgium
AC	Vicke Lindstrand	Sweden
AC	Joseph Witterwulghe	Belgium
AC	Hermann Wandinger	Germany
AC	Harold Winter	Germany
AC	Ludwig Kunstmann	Germany
AC	Publio Morbiducci	Italy

Reliefs

The following sculptors took part: ^[29]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Emil Sutor	Germany
2	Józef Klukowski	Poland
3	Not awarded
AC	Otto Rost	Germany
AC	Roberto Terracini	Italy
AC	Robert Frank	Switzerland

Statues

The following sculptors took part: ^[30]

Rank Name Country 1 Farpi Vignoli   Italy 2 Arno Breker   Germany 3 Stig Blomberg   Sweden AC Adolf Wamper   Germany AC Ansgar Almquist   Sweden AC Franciszek Masiak   Poland AC Gerhard Marcks   Germany AC Hans Stangl   Germany AC Yoshioki Hasegawa   Japan AC Josef Humplik   Austria

Rank Name Country AC Fritz Klimsch   Germany AC Karl Stemolak   Austria AC Knud Gleerup   Denmark AC Lajos Petri   Hungary AC Mario Moschi   Italy AC Otto Hofner   Austria AC Richard Martin Werner   Germany AC Bazyli Wójtowicz   Poland AC Cecil de Blaquiere Howard   United States AC Edward Bruce Douglas   United States

Rank Name Country AC George Kratina   United States AC Joseph Brown   United States AC Raoul Josset   United States AC Sándor Ambrózy   Hungary AC Franciszek Masiak   Poland AC Elizabeth Benson   South Africa AC Krystyna Dąbrowska   Poland AC Marian Wnuk   Poland AC Olga Niewska   Poland

Unknown event

The following sculptors took part: ^[31]

Rank Name Country AC Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen   Denmark AC Olda Žák   Czechoslovakia AC Robert Frank   Switzerland AC Yuhachi Ikeda   Japan AC Aage Nielsen-Edwin   Denmark AC Alphons Magg   Switzerland AC Alfons Riedel   Austria AC Alfonso Bortolotti   Italy AC Alois Houba   Czechoslovakia AC Ladislav Toman   Czechoslovakia AC Alphonse Huylebroeck   Belgium AC Antonio Biggi   Italy AC Aroldo Bellini   Italy AC Arvid Källström   Sweden AC August Peisker-Disler   Switzerland AC Carl Fagerberg   Sweden AC Carlo Lubelli   Italy AC Eberhard Encke   Germany AC Egon Gutmann   Germany AC Erich Kuhn   Germany AC Ernesto de Fiori   Germany AC Ernesto Thayaht   Italy AC Ernst Balz   Germany AC Erwin Spuler   Germany AC Ferdinand Opitz   Austria AC Francesco Messina   Italy AC Frans Lamberechts   Belgium AC František Draškovič   Czechoslovakia AC Fritz Röll   Germany AC Georg Müller   Germany

Rank Name Country AC Georges Vandevoorde   Belgium AC Giandomenico De Marchis   Italy AC Gustave Fischweiler   Belgium AC Hendrik van den Eijnde   Netherlands AC Hans Ruwoldt   Germany AC Heinrich Karl Scholz   Austria AC Hermann Geibel   Germany AC Hermann Hahn   Germany AC Jac Maris   Netherlands AC Jean Dušek   Czechoslovakia AC Jean Boedts   Belgium AC Johann Vierthaler   Germany AC Josef Müllner   Austria AC Josef Riedl   Austria AC Jules Bernaerts   Belgium AC Jules Heyndrickx   Belgium AC Julien Lefèvre   Luxembourg AC Kamezo Shimizu   Japan AC Kyushichi Miyajima   Japan AC Louis Van Cutsem   Belgium AC Luigi Velluti   Italy AC Marcel Van de Perre   Belgium AC Marian Gobius   Netherlands AC Matti Büschmann   Netherlands AC Maurice Jansegers   Belgium AC Milly Steger   Germany AC Orlando Paladino Orlandini   Italy AC Oskar Thiede   Austria AC Otakar Španiel   Czechoslovakia AC Tait McKenzie   Canada

Rank Name Country AC Rubens Pedrazzi   Italy AC Rudolf Schmidt   Austria AC Shokichi Hata   Japan AC Tjipke Visser   Netherlands AC Václav Nejtek   Czechoslovakia AC Volterrano Volterrani   Italy AC Wenzel Profant   Luxembourg AC Werner Primm   Germany AC Wilhelm Frass   Austria AC Wilhelm Rietschel   Germany AC Willy Kreitz   Belgium AC Jitsuzo Hinago   Japan AC Günther von Scheven   Germany AC Emil Sutor   Germany AC Otto Rost   Germany AC Fritz Klimsch   Germany AC Yoshioki Hasegawa   Japan AC Josef Humplik   Austria AC Karl Stemolak   Austria AC Mario Moschi   Italy AC Jean Collard   Belgium AC Alphonse De Cuyper   Belgium AC Godefroid Devreese   Belgium AC Léandre Grandmoulin   Belgium AC Charles Samuel   Belgium AC Paul Wissaert   Belgium AC Aldo Buttini   Italy AC Silvio Canevari   Italy AC Romano Romanelli   Italy

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